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VALENTINES HEART HOUSE (Patreon)

Published:
2024-12-17 20:03:44
Imported:
2026-10
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I absolutely love how this little heart-shaped house turned out! It’s even better than I expected. To make sure, I printed two versions with different color combinations, and both are just adorable! 😍✨

This little house is the perfect home for our romantic friend. The design features a heart floating on clouds, a functional door, and a cute little chimney. It’s truly a cozy love nest! 💕

Best part? It’s super easy to print, and no supports needed! For the best results, I suggest printing with 3 perimeters and 10-15% infill. And don’t forget to enable Arachne wall generator and Thick Bridges for best results, especially on the bridges and thin details.

I can’t wait to see how you all print it! and please, please, please, help me sharing them on facebook groups, instagram and tiktok!...

Happy printing!

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Austin Colby

Hello, everything I've printer has been great from you so far. Thank you. This one has given me a little struggle though. I've been able to print all parts except the house. When the print is about 3/4 of the way done with the house it seems the nozzle hits one of the walls and pulls the print of the plate. Resulting in spaghetti. All 3 times it has happened at the exact same spot of the print.

Koza Design

You can improve adhesion to the buildplate with a brim. Also, if you are not using a Bambu printer enable zhop or zlift on your slicer can help. Some glue stick or hairspray also improves adhesion on some kind of buildplates.

Austin Colby

Thank you, I'll try the brim. I print with an X1C. Thank you for such a quick response.

Koza Design

When adding the brim reduce the gap to 0

Allan Scofield Sena

Hello. What layer height do you use, and what speed do you recommend? I think it would be interesting to include this information in future releases (just a suggestion) :) Good job!

Koza Design

I don't usually recommend layer height or speed because that depends on the capabilities of each printer and the quality that each person wants in their prints. In my case, I usually print almost everything with a layer height of 0.16 or 0.12 because I look for great quality to have good photos of my prints. As for speeds, I use the standard for my printers, for the bambu x1c normal standard speed and for the ender perimeters of 40mm/s and infills of 70mm/s.